“I have a huge passion for predators like bobcats, foxes and coyotes,” Melissa Groo said. “I feel that they are an essential part of our landscape, serving vital ecological roles while also being creatures of great inherent beauty and value.”

Melissa Groo, a world-renowned and award-winning photographer and Ashleigh Scully, a 14 year old Wildlife Photographer of the Year finalist, will present for WU in Jackson on October 3 at the Center for the Arts.

Melissa Groo, a nature photographer, story teller, and valued WU supporter, visits places “on the edge of wildness, sits quietly and observes.” She was rewarded on this day, capturing the “spirit and essence” of this bobcat. You can follow this sequence of events, and get a glimpse into the biology and behavior of this wild cat, a master of survival. Read more about Melissa's story, and facts about Wyoming bobcats.